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St. Albert gazette (1953-05-07)

Publication date: 1953-05-07

Topics: St. Albert gazette (Edmonton, Alta.)

Publisher: Community Publications of Alberta; Sun Publishing Co. Ltd.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 71.6M

Page 1:

- Why Have Insurance With 8,000 Charms?

- ST. ALBERT NEWS BRIEFS

- Badminton Club Terminates Season

- District Resident Passes

- Three Lions Win Pen Sets; Membership Awards

- Sports Association To Hold Meeting

- Alfalfa Products Plant Moves Into District From Edmonton City

- Women's Institute Hear Speakers

- Poor Turnout At H. and S. Meeting

Page 2:

- SEDGEWICK RURAL ELECTRICAL PROJECT REACHES CLIMAX

- Well-Known Couple Celebrate Silver Anniversary

- Ladies' Hospital Aid Plans Silver Tea

- Lions Donate Hall Chairs

- Mrs. Suelzle Chosen As SDA Delegate

- Cavalcade Of Songs Presented By J. Stortch

- Dr. Day, Liberal Candidate For Acadia

- Saltaux Parish Holds Business Meeting

- Cemetery Association Hold Meeting

- Two Church Groups Hostesses At Shower

- H. and S. Appoint Convention Delegates

- Four Hospitalized After Car Accident

- Variety Show Sponsored By School

- Lc

- Pupils Entertain Their Parents

- Local F.U.A. Plan For Independent Farmers' Day

- Sunday School Gives Farewell Party

- Trucker And Truck Escape Unscathed

- C of C Discusses Parking Problem

Page 3:

Page 4:

- Lester Pearson, Son of a Methodist Minister, Wins International Acclaim

- SEARCH FOR TALENT SERIES NEARING SEMI AND FINAL SHOWS

- Charge Woman With Perjury

- Gibbons Farmer Sustains Injuries

Page 5:

- $1 for BRIGHT SAYINGS

- THE LIGHTER SIDE

- Retarded Children Given Training

- Edmonton Girl Has Best Poster

- Murderer To Appeal Case On May 11th

- Ship First Hogs To U.S. Since '41

- Disability Pension Forms Ready May 1

- A Chuckle a Day

- Royal Alexandra Approves Raise

- 20 Stitches Needed After Man Assaulted

Page 6:

- EDITORIALS

- $10.000 Per Ton

- The Bible Today

- Television

- Socialism At Work

- Voice of the People

- SERBS DON'T FORGET

- THE BUTTER MESS

- WAY OF SALVATION

- HOME CLASSES ONLY?

Page 7:

- $1 for EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

- Dos and Don'ts For Girl On Dinner Date

- $1 for Favorite RECIPE

Page 8:

Page 9:

- German Instructor Wins Scholarship

- Firecracker Sets Fire To Clothes of Tot, 2

- Dogs Vaccinated; Coyotes Hunted

- LESS

- Lc

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- PROFESSOR FORESEES B. C. AS HUGE INDUSTRIAL CENTRE

Page 10:

- CANADA'S DEADLY DEFENSIVE WEAPON

- ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE IS CANADA'S FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE

- Sale and Redemption of Impounded Animals (Sec. 50)

- Musical Festival Much Appreciated

- Victim Of Gunshot Said Improving

- Coronation Day Alberta Holiday

Page 11:

- Suggests "Britannia" Be Hospital Ship

- Edmonton Woman Is 98 Years Old

- Announce Million In Road Contracts

- Major Douglas Left $32,656

- [il] As Car and Train Hit

- Edmontonian Beaten, Assailant Fined $35

Page 12:

- Good Progress Being Made For New School Building Program

- St. Albert News Briefs

- Alcomdale News Briefs

- Notice to Creditors and Claimants

- CANADA TO INSIST ON $2.05 INTERNATIONAL TOP WHEAT PRICE

Notes

Began in 1948; ceased with Vol. 6, No. 33 (August 13, 1953). Absorbed by <i>Morinville journal</i>. -- Published by Sun Publishing Co. Ltd. beginning Mar. 12, 1953. -- Issues for July 14 and July 21, 1950 each called vol. 2, no. 48. -- Vol. 4 complete in (19?) issues, with vol. numbering adjusted to match calendar year beginning with vol. 5. -- Not published final week of 1952? -- Thank you to the St. Albert Gazette, the St. Albert Community Foundation, and the St. Albert Public Library for their generous contributions of funding for the digitization of this newspaper for the Peel's Prairie Province's website; to the St. Albert Gazette for providing issues in print, and to the Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Public Library for providing microfilmed copies of the newspaper.